# amplikyzer
amplikyzer is short for amplicon analyzer. It is a software to analyze sequenced amplicons with emphasis on flowgram analysis (resulting from 454 or IonTorrent sequencing) and methylation analysis after sodium bisulfite treatment.
Please read the information in the [Wiki](https://bitbucket.org/svenrahmann/amplikyzer/wiki/Home).
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